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Orbit drilling set to grow 1.7Moz NSW polymetallic resource

Sydney Morning Herald - Business ·
Orbit drilling set to grow 1.7Moz NSW polymetallic resource

Orbit Resources is drilling again at its 1.7Moz gold equivalent Lewis Ponds project in NSW, after new assays hit mineralisation beyond the existing resource.

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